The Sun. — London, England, 1810-07-27 00:00:00

. EST t pjblk, ai:iugs Mon- ,s -br;g, which 'a, jou, s r 50' of the 1 1 ) 2 s.,j), V fisd 160 1 jCiu3 go 9, iiisg• r. a} • m 4• [lid re' • Baltie, the troops of his' Prestan Majesty are in . . 'motion at all points, to line the coast, 'and, in case _ of necessity, to prevent ally landing on the part of • -- - KINGSToN, 'Mee 26.‘ •• , - Yesterday being the day appointed for laying thi . , the,English, and completely eel them off from all A Meeting' of the Freeholders and other inhabits • teener and foundanoni stone of the New Courts communication with tire Continent. ' ' anis .of 'the parish of St. James, was held at the' bowie and Jail tor the county of Norm butireeriee c n In the• vicini t y o f S o lb e rg, some Englishsailors, C ourt -h ouse, in the town of Montego Bay, on Mon. in the Castle Garth, a large and reepectable assents. i who came ;an shore to purchase some provisions, day; the 14th inst. to take into .consPeration the blege ef Ceunty Gentletiten,' acid ot Gentleman bee have been made - prisoners, , - effect which the present Deficieney Law will.have lungin g to Neweasthe accornpapied Earl Percy s as The extremity of the Peniesuld of Hela, which. upon the s'eneraldrlterest of the Island, : when ,th e representarta e of his Noble Father, to sc , 'Mess 'lll belongs to our territory; 'is again Occupied by a de-, following Resolutions were unartimeuslv agreed ,to ; interesting cerenemy. The Newcastle Volnieeere s tachment of Polish troops from our garrison.' ' The' The ,Hon. JOHN MOWA?, Custos, in the Chair; the Tyliemoutb PercrTettantly 'Riflemen, and the works ;here have been extended, and put again in •• "'That the objeds of Deficieney ' Laws have been, Newcastle Riflemen, .ateorripanie i toe prunesaion of an excellent state of defence. Th e En fish men of and ought io be,. to promote the White Population Geetlemen, and kept thsegroenth The nVershipe war occasionally 'approachs . the coast, but it is at a, . 1 of this lsland, ther e by t o increase the Militia, and ful the Cmpenation of, Nenicaetitelikewise..attended respednul distance. . to relieve, as much as possible, the resident Pro re - . het L.. rdslitp in their robes, which altogether made; 4 . Sieteritie, JUNE 12.—Vbrna has made proposals • tors froin trouble, expence, and danger. i a grand ;Ind imposing speelaclv. On tiie ;in-Rai of 1 of capitulation. The Gran,dVizier has aolicited an ' " That the present 'Defici e acy L aw h a s an opp o - the processio t i within the traling, an Min-tees, con armist ice for two days. . 'site tendency to these objects, by reducing the pro- course of Ladies, on,a temporary eallsry raised for • CASSEL, JULY 'B.---His . Majesty the King of Hol- , " That, with these consequences, the re sid ent their acconew!dation, presented a beautiful and ine land is expected at the bath s o f Neuudorf. In this ''PePprietort, who bete the fatigue and dange r o f-d e - teresiing appenrance; and when the processiim. 'case, it ie,prolaa ale that their *Westphalian Majesties 'fence; are sacrificed to the noci-residents, while they reached .the grodnd, on the east of the building, a will also repair thither; 'so flag Neuodorf will, this enjoy ease, opulence, and security, buz of congraiplation was haaid, inlcorniug the season, be holioured with the presence of a pretty ", That Ralph Montague, GeorgeT. M. Lawson, ' Noble Visitor, and his augest companyee n A royal • numerous 'party' of the members of' the Imperial and Samuel Veughan, Esc r, be 2 Committee to slate •• of 9.1 giMS was then fired fruit, the Castle. Family. ea , - • • •• . • cciMinunicate • these Resolutions to our Repre.enta- I When the mortar was laid,' Earl Percy deposited a .HANova,, JULY 10.--The extraordinary war ' Lives elett, and to request their endeavours t o pf. a . brass plate inclosed in a edi glass,. hermetically cal contribution,`and also the contributi o n s _ in kind, are; ',cure a repeal of the present Deficiency Law, an d t o , :on which'veas the following hire -pout' : conformably to a Royal decree, •to continue co be obtain another more equitable and , efficacious." • ; " Under the auspices, of ifie Most Noble Hugh, levied as before, until , the send of the year. • portion of' Whites to Slaves, and depriving Married' Duke and Earl- ot Non humaerland e Eeri and Baron ... .Fiis•Majesty . the- Iningewas expealed at Cassel this '•mcn of the, accommodation granted by former Den- , Percy, Baron Lucy, Poynings, Fits , s yne, !snail, day. • .' . The two swindlers w h o carr i e d on ! t h e i r de .cieticky Laws ; th ere by discouraging niatrintooy e the I Latimer, :sad Warkworth, and 'Baro n e t , L ea f Lieu preda- best snores of population, and promoting a s p ur i ous tenant ;fad Cult°, Rot :!venue of the Goody a . dons under the diiguise of French Officers, and who 'progeny, - Nchthumnetland, and of the Townson coutimy of ~ . wore the French uniform and the itisignia of the Le- " That the present Deficiency Law being passed • the Town tr. n kr ....ewcaSile-l!iihti•Tynei. Vlee-A.ditrual ,gion of Honour, were this 'day seteenced by a for three years, contrary to former customs, is patens.' of the same, and tee Maritiine Paris ttrefe.,l ; Ge- Court-Martial to ten years confineine o t in irons ; culaily item iounto the resident Proprietors, nit de- neral of his Majesty's Fortes, Culooel ut :he itoyal being two years for the, offence of svYriciling., and prives them so long from, the power of. the' relief Reguneet of Herse Guarda Blue, andalinigh, et tee eight fie that of wearing - the insignia of the Legion granted by former Laws, while the 'progressive: tax a Most Noble Order ot ;tee Ga ter, acc• &c. tins stone of Honour. , • cannot died absentees, because no property ,can be was laid by the itight Hen 1 - legti; Earl Percy, his Yesterday evening the 57th French regiment of welt concluded with fewer Wnite then than this law ! eldest Sun, an d one ut toe Representseee s li Par.. infantry ot the line began their march from this 'requites, • •° ' ' Lament for the County of - Nortliumbertend, In the place tor the Elbe. ~. 1man0.............••• em,•••••••••,.......... presence of a Bench of Justices ot that County, on This mot ning the 61st French regiment, of infante *Yesterday* Morning at ten,o'Clock the St. James's the 43d ofJuly, in the 50111 year of the Reign of his try again entered this city; but they are to march ' nneenteersitegimerit, commanded by Major.Doweis, Majesty • King George 111. - A. D. la do. Wonsan off in the afternoon for ineinen, by way of Neu,tadtr arrived feorn their parade, preceded by -the Dekeof Stokoe, Archited." and Nienburg. _ a • , . CUMEERLANDIS Sletrp Sliceners* and two brass . field- Besides tins plate we believe his Lordship depcha i BUGHAREsT, JUNE 12.—The Russian army draws pieces, in" 1 4 ,1 timid- pldoe, and formed:in line, .near sited several medits ' ii , closed in glass. - A laige and, P its means ot subsistence from the slack Sea. There' .. the New-ruad. oen after the Mary-le -bonne Voe massy stone was then raised, - which being adjusted . are 60 vessels oil the Danube laden with a supply of lunteere •entered near'the South enclof the Street, . was laid by Earl Percy in the usual fettn. ' • provisions ter 70 days, reettoei ne from the intli ult. , and formed on the left of the St. James's. Immes Earl Percy then came forwaid• and addressed the • Befote. the expiratiudof tea, term Varna will have • ("lately after :the St. Pancras-add St, Cleeneet Danes Assembly in a Very elegant and appropriate speech ) filler), eind there , will then be less difficulty in vie- , Volueteers name on the parade, and f o rmed , on the which was received \ with repeated acclamatioes of sualliug tilt army, which now altioUpts 10 100,000 'le'ittof,the Mary-le-bonne Regiment, flaukedby two ' . three ti mes three. - . = men, . pieces of cannon. The Turkish army suffers greatly from want of , As soon as the whole were . formed, the St. •'merits of the Castle, mid aner e etiery seventh gun the provisions. James's ..Corps and the Sharp Shooters were formed NeweastleVolunteeis fired.a volley. ' . • We hear that Aidin Pacha, the Commandant of into one -Brigitte, and the' Mary•le bonne, :the St. . .Mr. Clennel then stepped u:pOn die stone whieh Giurge‘vo, wno is' .at variance with Bekniak Pacha, ' Pancras,. and . St. ' Clement Dartel ' Volunteers into bad just . been laid, and communicated the interne the Commandant or Rudschuk, hss sheWn a dispo- another; the former commanded by Major DOWNS," SenCe, that • , " sition to join the Ressiane, said la .pas are entertain- ', ihe latter ;by Lord 'DuseAlirroN. At half past tea • " His Grace the Duke of Northumberland, with ed of the fall of truth .th e se fortresses, the cointnu- 7 the Si. James's and the Sharp Shooters formed a muelficence`worthy of the Noble Heose ot Perch Meadow of winch have been c u t .o ff b y General' into , sub - diVisions, accompanied by their fi e ld, h a d transmitted to him, as CliAlrit)4ll of the Bench .. 4 Sass. There will then only remain she fortress of pieces, and proceeded to Pond-street Hempstead, of. Justices, a donation of nteless it sun' 'than 30001. t iot %cry west. Wichita, the Govern o r of which, Mulia•Pacha, ha s ; whete• they toelt up a strong position, as being the to assist in the present building. Tiie object for The Seraskier's standard, and his' staff of come no i ' great repitiation .or intrepidity ; ' . . . retreating party, with their out-posts in the Cunt which his Grace had - performed this Wonderful ad Inaea a The gars 01 Silistria has been . allowed to with- m About : half an hour after the advanced Brigade, of liberality, WaS with a view to lessen the ass tili, "n are aneady here. The repent in full on s- " draw uncnafsteo, ‘‘ ith their arins and baggage.— . commanded by Lord DUNGANNON, made their ap- Meets upon poor freeho:ders, Who, iri the•present 4 i mportant victory, will soon be sent. The Russian advanced guard, itnetediately alter the peardnce, and drove in . the out-posts of the retreat- difficult times, were labouring under ptivations sutfie Sitistria has been invested without any great evacuation, marched against Schuntla, and was s to tog Irioade, which' conimenced the- fight. The ciently great . . I propose o therefote, that tiie thanks l ~` st be 1011., wed by ' ht::rest tit the aremy. Geneed 'Sass dayesdas ;so exceedingly wet that the men were of this County; for this nieble gift, way •be recorded undera""'t on tile P art oi - 11 ' 4neal Y' Tire corn- has r,ceived orders to match against Rudschtick, for completely drenched t;efote thee quitted Portland- in tine County' books." Ik, in chief has adv,anced is psraon agains t the putpuie of rerlaningeeat fsriress,. and ef aiinoye : place, and the infantry could do but little' with their • This comrhunication was received with repeated ti, ` G aid Vizier to -Schiunala." log the Gr4nd Vizier'e figheflanke •• fireleaks, which tepeatedly missed fire. near- cheerin g , and the record of the netieficent traieace .1 DREsDEN, Joey o.^eYeriZerdliy afterndon, her . tillery; tiewever, was exceedingly well seryen, and • don was instantly signed upon the foundation stone, JU NE 4.—lshe day before yesterday, Te Demo:. . _ , h„ e Majesty the tanpress ot Austria,, accompanied by . (rcpt.-up a constant fi re, which obliged the retread[ by allthe Justices of Peace who were present. a 4 chaunted on account of the vietory gaitied en er the whole of our Court, arrived here from Plinio!. party - to fidl back •on the Vale of Wealth, where ' - The procession then returned from the Court- 'a , , ' •furk s , a n d th e caking IS' t • s , She visited the_ Japanese Palate, the Library, ,and they took up another position, covered 4 7 • the 'in the inverse order to which it had arrived. o . ins rte. orey-sevep ti • Cabinet 'of Authquities ; after whicii she retained to Sharp Shooters, who weie attacked by the flank- ,-, In the afternoon, a numerous company of Gentle.. p arade, taken, filed off before the troops on rae lee. . , Pilnitz. . .• : companies of the advancing party. The battalions men sat down to an elegant dinner, provrteci L ' . I Her Majesty will dine here this day, with Prince lof both parties having 'discharged vollies at each -Mr. -Foster, of the Queen'a Held' Inn, and . . t We' soon expel the particulars - of the taking of ; Anthony, and visit the Picture Geller S' • ' • orted by their ertillerye Major DoWete's day was spent with great. conviviality and good, y• She in- : other, supp • • 'list . . • tends to make a week's stay in this quarter. She brigade:foutid it necessary to retreat across the heath-, ria as well as the news ut a pitched battle with . I th e ' " , '• - a lives very retired, .and adMits of no presentations. .' to Jack Sttaw's Castle, where it egain made stand, . ....................••••••••ww.m.............. • i arn lY oh the Grand Vizier, which, to judge ' ' • 1 . ~ 4, . TURKISH FRONTIERS, JULY 1.--=The 'Grand- Vi- 'and some excellent manceuvring was displayed; the DOveli t JULY e,s.—On Monday last, .it being • a uln the position *Of beth armies,' is Unavoidable. zier has sent the Pacha Sofia - tan Bee from Schumla ', result was the captere.ef the ammunition waggon Fair at Satingate; a atiniber of the Folkstone smug.. -et ed, e head-quartz of se • b r , 1 • ill ! ` tie day 'before yesterday the Einperoe presiueu, to the rs tee Russian G enera l in C hi e f ; glees were assembled at the Ship•pubtic-hotise. Two . leek tome prisoner's.' The parties continued fight- soldiers entering the same room, . were desired by Count Katuensky, for the purpose of proposing a t tie Cooncil of the Empire.- =, • ' , ing, the one retreating and the other advancing, tot- the smugglers to depart instantly, which not being suspension onhesiiiities ; but the said nropOsal has ti 4 t Censtadt 175 merchantmen .are already.arn , til they reached . the Telegraph where Major DOWNS complied Willi, the whole of the §mogglers fell on not been accepted by the Russians, in consequ'efice y tni .since the navigation has been open,' and a = of the Emperor Aleiander being finally determined eene opt` a flag of truce, and a parley ensued in con- the poor soldiers, one of whom - they killed, - and k. sequenCe 0 . 1 the heavy raireand the unhtuees of the dragged him afterwards a considerable distance Iron' ur tl part of them Wnh cargoes: • ' not toenake peace on any other . conditiong than day for military mancenvres f the spot, and then, made theirescape. The Coro those already made known to the Pate, nor to en- I t is said that the Seraskier , PRGLIWAN, .2 Polish ' • •• • ~• • _ • A spacious tent having been eieded her the use of nets leeuest siti rrn the body t-day.' t ea , ter into any eegocialions without the said conditions • i 6 . T . oat the tieing . ef a gun the Tl,e, heavist single bells in England' ate at the fol.. nsgad o , will be sent hither as a piisoner. After : being preyioudy ' acceded to. The princi .al de- l ' e ")t* James's Corps, P 'l e .• , . = roan piled their arms tor the purpose of taking re- 100 lug cities and towns, viz. Oxford, the Mighty I nsportant .congusst of Unmet' , - the Grand Vie • mends of Ressta are the cession of Moldavia and freshme its and the Staff of Lord DenseeNteuts Toin, - weigits 7 tOn, 15 cwt.; Eseter Great Tom , fi' Zi. se . . Wallachia, to the left bank of the Danube, and a -• ----I ' = e .s said to lia‘ e made. prop:Allis for peace, but St. Paul's Clock Bell the Tom were invited to the marquee., where they dined. In , ton ; ''hatt contribution ot 3(1 williotts of piasters. The Res- ! . • • . about two hours after aoother gun Wits fired, and Gr ow l e r, 6 ton ; Lincoln, the Great Tom e 4 ton, 14 ter -they hif:i e been accepted is not known.— • slats army ii milking very conaiderable progress. - - the men•instately itepeated udder' anzie, and remelt- cwt (atei best bell) , Canterbury Cathedral Clock London, . . ~ , ~ 1 4111 Q'ig int!' foreigners here is the Lx Captain Inicha, I THIRSTS, JULY I.—The English flotilla, which_ ed. -to town to their respective Parades, witere they * B e ti, 3 ton, 14 Cwt. i, GititlCester Culiege Clt:Gli. Briql, - .. 0 ,.. , .I.er to the celebrated NI st• pi a B itACT R • ~ 0 4 I A A . It 1 , is v.; uizitt between our (Torts and Venice still con- • g I , were - dismissed. Tile hOavy rain that fell' the whole 3 ton, 5 Cwt. i Beverley Minder Clock Bell, 2 ton, 4 ii . times to molest our navigation and maritime trade. of the forenoon greatly impeded the nianceuvre.s; lO 'cwt. To ring .the whole ext ent of changes of usien with great distin- ion." Accoruing to accoulitstrunt Zsra, a very severe and detraded -from the grandeur of the spettecle, = twelve bells, keeping them continually going, will nor. cc took place on the non h ult. off the Isle of Which would otherwise have.been - very brillisnt..-s-H . take no leis time than 44 ye:..tS, at the'speedof Panedliga, between an Italteu flotilla and two Eng- The troons,how'ever, bore all time hateishipsdo whinh ' abouri , ,verity-one el - hinges each mieute, with a tenor lisp frigates of 44 guns. The 'flotilla made a very tney were exposed , without repining,. and. thodalc . vigorous resistance . , Out were at length obliged, after we to•tlie akitt; performed their 'seaeral evolutions having sunk four of the enemy's launches consi- I I . lell;4o.Cwt. with a steady cheertuloess nitmelelo - 1 heir- ere die 'lf SNIITEIFTELD MA:O,EI', ifvf.y - 27 . .. •, derably damaged the frigates, and spent all their On Monday, the -23 d instant,. unlade at his seat', 1 This day's Market had a .short sepply:et ditTereot anenunition to run ashore, where all the • vessels Serlby-Hall, in No negoamshire, Roteße Moisclese i* i;ia4 of Cattle.; Beef, Veal, 'Lamb, and Pork, sold were burnt by the seanien, in orderno prevent their falling into the hands of the English., • ;ON ARUNDEL, Viscotint ,Galway, Baron of" inel- aet Ist .prices ; Veal is cle eper ; and the- trade in , . bard, in the County of Clare, one of his Majesty's general was not ever brisk.—'k to sales in she Hay DRESDEN, JULY 12.—Last= nieht atrived here his ' most Honourable Pricy Council, and Knight of the • Market e e.e not lively ; Straw hat; fallen' . in price; a Majesty the King of Holland ; and, after a short ' Bath. His Lordsidp was our July 4, 1758, and is. Hay bee grit up in price; tdloter fetched last price. stay, lie pursued his journey to Toplitz, to use the succeeded in his titles and estates Ov his eldest son . The. undermentioned prices and numbers are au ac waters there or in Carlsbad. i the HOD. WiLLIAM GEURUE 'MON CK.TON, who is curate SI aleflleUt :--,•• , 7 • • FRANKFOET, JULY 'ls.—They write from Bache- ! .now in his 2 9th year. , -I . T o ni eli..teotfal per stone ofBll2. . • i t Beef 4s. Bd. t 6s. cd. tvlutiott 4 s. Bd. to ss. Sd. Ve a l rest, under the date of June ; 3—" The progress i Wednestley night,* between i i and J 2 o'clock, a t S. do- to 7s, (Kt Pork. Ss. oil. to 75, ad. 1... am ss. ;.d. to of the Aussian was still continues. The . siege of ' fire broke out lieu house. in Church -street. Bethnal 7s ad. s ' • •••• Sheep and ...ainbe 7,essis. Calves 31 a. Pigs Silistria was short, but very severe and destructive. : Green, occupied- by several poor families:' fortunate- 1 2 ',.. a ßeaszs 7. '"' = ' The Russians advanced to within 70 toises of the Iy, by the exertions of several neielibours, time flames ' • place. Lielitenani+GeDeril Count Langeron corn- I were extinguished, without &nag 'eny other injury rnanded at this siege tin fhb fortress capitulated. ; than damaging tire room where it broke out. The General in Chief, CoontlCarnensky, who cover- i • A Quarter-Master, who some time since deserted ! _ • ed the siege with the grand army, will ta-morrow CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 27.—T0-day Ate re trofit the enemy - in Spain, in conseqnence of being '• advance from K. , zloudgi to Schumla, and Count degraded, has put himself at the head of between ,rnaining q..,iitittheS 'of 'Wheat are considerable, Langeron to Rasgrad. 'The besieging artillery will four and five health - eft Spaniards, and deserters trona - but few arrivals coastw ise, i not much_ fine, 'Barley be sent' tOTartukey. General Sass is to be employ- ; the French army; and with that force occupies see ' maintains its price, of teosorts very heavy ; . wise ed in the siege of itudschuk. General Bizerotf has l , veral narrow passes on the road be:ween Burgos and • and Mali very but little; White Pease, like taken Kaverua. ,Vittoria, and has been very successful in cutting off Be.ris olth-e 'two kinds support their,prices ; Oats' convoys and intercepting commenication ot every ; descriptien. The Quarter-Master, who was a Mein -are in tolerable plenty, lesv_of first quality, seed those d rat her dearer.; Flout hardly at late prices. are snored ote 76s a 9 5 s a roos • Tick Beans - -45 s a Sts bet - of the Legion of Honour, and is z deseribed ils a,, e: 2, Fine (IMO - - i ails a i2us Oats - -, 2os 2,S a 3os man of great eourage' and enteiprize, this, for A ye - - - 4 2 s a 48i Poland ditto . 33s a 375 months, eluded the vigilance of strong parties sent ti vi iie t y -.. ~.. ..- 2 2 3: a a . ,sts:., nape Potato: ditto eed . : .0 s s 6 a i , o 1 o cl .to anent I int, and though a reward ot ,20,000 livleS whit , t r ese .., ‘,S s a 7 4 s Fine Flour - eis a tons has been .Ifered for his head, no person has been Gre, ditto - . ;as a . cis Secon ds . . - 905 a 9 5 s base enouth to betray him. !loans - - - szs a 563 GERMAN PAPERS. JAMAICA. ' ST. P \ ETERSBUR6II; 'J NE; 23.—The following Ports have been' received front: the General of In trY Count KAMINSKi 11,Coannander in Chief of NETPC,IST:LE, Juty 24. °,llr army in Moldavia • ‘ 1 After taking Mangola, an attempt was made on lCowartia. The clien): was driven into the town, and . a Batrader and 22 privates made prisoners. The S • eraSkler PEGLEWia,,attetupted to retake Mangala, b ut , kwas repulsed; he then retreated in the utmost h aste Cu Bazardshick. "The corps of General :KASIBNiKI marched on 1 8th- of May to iaitirkis, but his advanced gua rd was at .I(usgun. The next day the corps of Li e 4 . • General Coaut LANGEROV, ESSEN, IVIAR-' Koh,, and LEWIS, also advanced from Karassa. a vtng'our entrebehments on the. island of Ob -114, the.. 'Forks began to raise batteries. On ,the 28th of April:Major-General S . 'rerEzt carved a redoubt belonging to the enemy, on an Island opposite Silistria. The Turhs, under cover ' 3f avielent fire from the fcrtress, attempted" to re tedt • e it, but were repulseJ by our chasseurs. This 41an d is ' still occupied by one of our detachments. ti On th e igth May L eut.-General S A S S p asse d 'e Danube in boats, and occupied Stertutag. On 11) is occasion five cannons of metal and two of iron \'''ere,taken from the enemy. Our loss consisted of te n men only. " The Commander in Chief of the army is before Sq. 'stria, and intends to invest this foitress from all 146 , On the 23d of May. We then obtain a safe t()ltftriunication with the coips of Lieutenant-Gene ?al Sa si , and a consider,ible corps takes its direction ' I°Sehiurala. ``Lieut.-G e ner a l Maakow joined Lieut.-G enera l ' lC.4ll k:lcSis.z, in the L ei g hb our; , oo d of Bazardshick, i cJnsequence of winch the Serashier FRGLI WAN 1%111 be aLtaLlted Without delay. tk LicUteliao.-Gene(al CUIIUt IiAktINSILY attacked itilire,.6 .ul 13.12ardsuia, iu 'which there was a corps of to.uou ten, and took it by lt4r ")• rine celebrated Seiaskier PsdilwAN, k '' ll l all-the officers and troop, 'bat rcruamed, 150 amber, were taken prisone.s tour standards, did b eVerdi V6eCeS Of Cannon, Were taken. The )s w e susta,ned in this action, God be thanked, r, rETERSSURGH, JUNE 2 7.--The papers be- Slig to the VciSeiS Ulm attire here undergo the K.) st • . tt Lit ' ' g ad txamiliation. It I. extiemely probable it 4 coliti.cat ions Will take place. te_exclmage UU Haitiouigis was yesterday at loi 4c.i k . batico ter ruble. I R TOM THE COURT GAZ ETTE .) . ; (1 41Z11::diately allOr the reduction of Bazardschik, ‘Pachment ot our troops under the command of ik.,l:utant-,..Q-eneral Prince Dolgorucky (5), took pus-- w's'on t.he fortifications of Geregri, Boma, Ko -4;111, and lialuisk. The enemy, who had eva rtt-tcl the lager place, were Coale up with, on their by the cavolry under the command of Major 141. ral A rAs eiiii, and were CULII I -eiICCI to disperse, ,the 1i,5,..0f their artillery. " It, the; mean t i me Nl a j,, r -G eneral Woinow, t or ° had mapched with a d e ta c h ment o f the same 1 11 11 Ps, o ccup i e d t h e town of i(lasludschi, f rom li rt "11. th e enemy, alarmed by otradvance, made a , 1 1)itat e ret tear. ,R ( ,, 1 4, these actions, Major-Generals Prince Dol tii:,ekY. Womo, and Anselni, particul a rly' distiii ed themselves., 'Upp e r While these even t s were i n tra i n, the corps the command of Lieutenant-General Count 41geron commenced, the sie g e o f t h e f ortress of tt it ' i t ria on th e . 23d of May. After seven days o p e - • t o ,;, ( ins from. the. opening of t he trenc h es , i t was t t , 4 ' l :eilkd to surrender on the 30th, 19 the vitlori- A., tr LlUt:slan arms. Our tr oo p s entered the place the t da y.."bt • A tNa.tc, .16LY, I.—Since it b ai b een ascertain ' at a numerous hostile fleet has entered the • SXITIIFIELD HAYMARKST. Hay 51. os. cd. to 81, ;Li. od. Straw 21. os. cd. to 31. os. oct. Clover 71. os. cd. to 91. gs. cd. Mr. Sadler, who ascended with a balloon from Oxford, at the Installation of Lord Grenville to the Chancellorship of that University, is shortly to ascend again w , tiv:ihe same balloon, either trout London or Bristol ; when, in addition to son, he will take with him two Gentlemen, for which purFose a large.nagnific.;;A car is preparing. our• his Smith; Best ; It ; n horn Ad mira l Friend: RwActr, Raver'. pn, troll] %%ith a conse - eratcd ip Un- t rade e s Ma- Doi- fferet v ill be vw b, jt Lou.. Sun- on t hd Le 24 14 COO Der "7' , ~d .c..t,.6 13 , 2 ,6 ; Octo - NV. 5' "Ilur'"_ 10• ISO/ wa t i 3" giro, in I'4, and °I 1 divi 00' W 35 b! 00 8, ,tut`' ~sty 14 0 1 ;11 a t/ 3 10 1)0 0t file . _ f to , t elf ,re i'l :Pt: n es , Thaf: firs'